2026-06-30

iPhone 18 Pro stars in biggest Apple leak since the iPhone 4 — but this time there’s one big difference

The iPhone 18 Pro might have just been caught on camera, but even if this is a genuine leak, it's not winning many people over. [...]

2026-06-30

The best — and most capable — compact SUVs that rival the Honda CR-V

From a Mazda CX-5 with a near-luxury interior and standard AWD to a Subaru Outback redesigned for 2026 with midsize capability [...]

2026-06-30

The most dependable new cars, trucks, and SUVs on the market right now

From a Buick Encore GX with a 90 reliability score to a Corvette that hits 60 mph in 2.9 seconds on a naturally aspirated V8 [...]

2026-06-30

5 restaurants that are open on the 4th of July when you don’t want to cook

Discover five mainstream restaurants open on the 4th of July, from breakfast favorites to steakhouses [...]

2026-06-30

The leadership tier that makes or breaks strategy keeps getting ignored

Most corporate transformations fail because the wrong people come up with strategy. Getting midlevel managers in the boardroom changes the odds [...]

2026-06-30

The most cost-efficient laser printers, according to Consumer Reports

Laser printers vary widely in reliability and owner satisfaction. Consumer Reports tested models on quality and speed to find the best for your office [...]

2026-06-30

A clip of Erling Haaland eating has gone viral. Its not real.

Footage of Norweigan striker Erling Haaland scaring himself while eating has gone viral. But the clip is an AI edit of another viral clip. [...]

2026-06-30

China’s Nexchip seeks up to $890m in Hong Kong share sale

Nexchip Semiconductor is China’s third-largest pure-play foundry, a sentence that until recently would not have led to a Hong Kong listing. It does now. The Hefei-based, state-backed chipmaker is seeking to raise up to HK$6.98 billion, or roughly $890 million, in a share sale that adds to a sudden rush of Chinese semiconductor companies floating […]<br /> This story continues at The Next [...]

2026-06-30

Australia sues Amazon over Prime Video ads, citing unfair contract terms

The ACCC alleges Amazon buried unfair terms in Prime contracts, then used them to add ads to Prime Video for more than a million subscribers without offering refunds. The complaint Australia’s consumer regulator filed against Amazon this week turns on a small print clause and a large grievance. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission alleges […]<br /> This story continues at T [...]